The most common kind of Schengen visa, known as a Uniform Schengen Visa, encompasses kinds A, B, and C and allows you to visit any Schengen Zone country once every six months for up to 90 days. It also gives you access to your airport transit visa. If you’re traveling to Europe for a short time, you will require this visa.
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The other 23 nations are Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Denmark, Greece, Belgium, Slovenia, Italy, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, France, Sweden, Spain and Croatia.
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If you plan to visit more than one Schengen country, but none of them will be your primary destination, you must apply for a visa from the region you will enter first.
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The new Visa Code established several conditions that visa holders must meet in order to obtain a Schengen Visa. It became operative on February 2 and is applicable to the foreign embassies, consulates, and visa centers of the Schengen member states.
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During a five-year period, this visa grants you unrestricted travel into 26 European countries, provided you don’t over the 90/180-day limit.
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You must provide evidence of why they will require multiple entries into the Schengen Area throughout the next year(s).
You must have a perfect visa record, which means they you never overstayed your visa’s duration while in the Schengen Area or worked illegally.
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